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THURSDAY, APRIL 3

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Pressure Increases At Moscow for Big 4 To Reach Compromise

Marshall Offers Con Plan Unsatisfactory

cession on Reparations; fo Molotov

By HARRISON SALISBURY Press Foreign N President Truman’ 8 DE orien program's for Greece and Turkey

was unanimously mittee approval. fluencing both British foreign polic at Moscow, The senate committee with some reservations, including a compromise amendment by Senator Arthur H, Vandenberg (R. Mich.) which would give the United Nations a theoretical veto power over the program. “The United Nations would be able to halt the Truman program if it was willing and able to take over the situation in Greece and Turkey itselfan unlikely prospect. Senate debate on the plan is to begin Monday, In Moscow there were signs that both British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin and French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault would be reluctant to return home to face left-wing critics without some solid achievements to report. De Gaulle Reappears In both countries there was growing concern over the sharpness of the split between the United States and Russia which would be made more acute by failure of the Moscow conference, In Britain, Mr. Bevin was under heavy left-wing fire within his own party. In France the political struggle between left and right was intensified further by the reemergenge of Gen. Charles de Gaulle and his apparent intention to enter the political arena in op-

Churches Set

Indianapolis people will recall the crucifixion of Christ at Good Friday services in all parts of the city toMOrTow.

A joint committee of Protestants

and Catholics has been planning for | weeks for the city’s observance of this, the most solemnly sacred day in the Christian calendar. person is expected to mark the day | according to his own faith. Many thousands have filled places of worship in former years, Union Protestant services will be held in the English and Keith's theaters and the First Baptist

church from noon to 3 p.m. This |

is the period when Jesus Christ hung on the cross of Calvary. Knights of Columbus will sponsor Way of the Cross devotions beginning at 2 p.m. in the World War Memorial plaza. In all the Catholic churches, the mass of the presanctified will be celebrated in the | Topnitie. A skywriter will inscribe a vast cross over the city at noon and planes will fly in the form of a Cross at 12:15 p.m. A minute of silence will be observed from 2:59 to 3 p. m.

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approved today by the senate foreign relations comApproval was voted amid signs the program is in-

¥ and deliberations of the Big Four

approved Mr. Truman's $400 million plans

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position to the present coalition government. There have been few signs that the Big Four in Moscow were approaching agreement on any of the issues concerning Germany, Howaver, there were suggestions that compromises may now be working toward the surface, Marshall Offers Compromise U. 8. Secretary of State George C. Marshall has indicated that he would rather return from Moscow empty-handed than compromise on any issue which he regards as fundamental. However, today he proposed a compromise on an issue dear to the heart of Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov—reparations from German current production.

Mr, Marshall offered to withdraw his objection to such reparations provided they did | increase the cost of occupation, retard the repayment of allied advances to Germany, slow up establishment of a self-support-ing Germany, or prevent equitable distribution. of coal and other raw materials scarce in other European countries.

The Marshall plan would not become operative. until economic and political unity had been obtained.

Cit when Christ is said to have died. Detailed programs follow:

DOWNTOWN

UNION SERVICES ENGLISH THEATER AND THE BAPTIST CHURCH—Time: noon to 3 Pp. by the Jadiatadolis church 5 aker: Dr G. Hominceton Theological semi-

nsored federation. righausen of 'S THEATER—Time: noon to 3to BE Sponsoréd by the Federation of vangelical Lutheran oe rohiey of Greater | Ww.

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Showers will occur in practically the entire area west of the Mississippi and north of a line. extending from northern Texas to northern California. Warm, humid air from the Gulf of Mexico will produce ‘showers in the Plains states as it, meets cooler air from the north in the area of the frontal system. Clear skies will be limited to New England, Michigan and eastern Wisconsin tonight and early tomorrow. It will be cloudy in the Plains states, the northern Rockies and the Pacific northwest. (Small inset map pictures cloudiness which will occur over the nation during the next 24 hours.) Snow is expected in the higher

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Speaker: Dr. J. M. rton. TL Cn tas «| Time: noon ye T churches: East Side churches. Speakers 0 be announced later. N CHURCH — Time: 2 to 3 p. m. Co-operating churches: Irvington Prasbrierian. Th Irvington Methodist, and Downe Avepue Christian.

Speakers: Dr. Ferguson, Dr.

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and Arkansas, Temperatures will be rather cool over the lower Lakes and the northeast as air moves around the high pressure cell in eastern Canada and flows over these sections. Temperatures will drop in the Dakotas, Montana and as far south as Colorado Minimum temperatures over the remainder of the country will be quite high. Lowest ther--mometer readings will be near 70 in southern Florida and near 60 in the Gulf states and eastern Texas. ‘The frost line on the Foto-

y-Wide Observance of Good Friday

3D. m. Speaker: Rev. Thomas R. TH IReT FRIENDS OHURCH~Time: 17 m. pETEERAN OHUROH OF OUR RBEEMER—Time: hI, ST. PAUL'S EV. AL & REST, PAUL'S EVANGELIC, AND RESpeaker: Rev. E. H. Klingel. 2:5COND Titue:

MORAVIAN PB 34.3: m. Speaker:

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ne Lutheran ' NORTHEAST Indispapeiis, akers Onristinn, ran Methodist, Wallace Street 0 fehnke ident of the EYangelical| Presbyterian, East Side Church of God UNION oN _SEgvicss Neltel Comareh, Chicago. ang Dr. Ri < Christian Park Reformed. Speakers: Will] no; OF GOD—Time: ih ry, Springfield, be announced mer SERVE noon do 3 3D m n Co-operaiing churches: FIRST L INDIVID CES ven 8 Time. noon to 3 p. Co-operating| ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH— |Northside Church of God, Nor Notinside Nan churches: Churches of Nationa Lutheran | Time: 7:30 p. m. Speaker: Rev. C. N.|rene. Speakers: . council. Speakers: Rev. Oliver Rajala, | Bussee. : churches. Rev. William L. Pifer, Rev. Raymond | GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH—| ST. PAUL METHODIST Time: Heine, Rev. C. J. Rockey, Rev. Anders Time: 2 to 3 p. m. Speaker: Rev. J. 8.[7:30 p. m. perating churches: NorthSteensen Rev. Carl N. Bussee, Rev. Olen | Albert. side Church of God, th s Peters, Rev. Donald E. Elder, Rev. H. J. NORTH St. P Me Northside Nazarene. INDIVIDUAL SERVICES UNION SERVICES Time: LP rating CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Time:| MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Fay ERIaK churches Rivers liness, noon to 3 p. m. Speaker: Rev. E. Ainger CHURCH—Time: noon to 3 Co- Y thot i Co! onal Powell, D. D. OpSTating churches: Broa Away BronEtn. Speakers: Mrs. er, Rev. ROBERTS PARK METHODIST SURCH cal, Northwood Christian, Pifty-first Street |Ocheltree, Rev. Kirkpatrick, . Pi) noo 3 3 L. = Speake 5 Dr. Methodist, Carrollton Rvenge va lieal William G. ta n wards, esley TAnstord, an ormed. Speaker: IMPSON METHODIST {Dr. Sumner L. Martin. Brooks, Dr. Chester W. Wharton and Dr. ars 3p. Co- ating churches: | ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED | Homrighausen DO oi Lai Ministe isters' Alliance, CHURCH—Time: ~ 7:30 p. m. Speaker:| NORTH METHODIST CHURCH— : Baptist Ministers’ Conference, Bap|Rev. Frederick R. Daries. noon to 3 Aol Co-operating churches: tist Ministers’ Alliance. Si akers: Rev. University Park Christian, Pirst Brethren, | 5 1 d Rev. Hall Re A. EAST udge I. Saunders, Broadway a ethodist, Capitol Avenue Me- Pait, v. M. A. Talley, Rev. He Hu ad UNION SERVICES thodist irview Presbyterian, Tabernacle nies’ Rey. Andrews, Rev. McOu Rev. BTW Presbyterian, North Methodist. Speakers: |p *% “Simmons. T 00D METHODIST ,OBURCE Dr. Marcus Johnson, Dr. Newman 8 1 To Bright woo Methodist, Calvary | eT"): Dr. Roy Ewing Vale. Bown 18 3p n Speakers: Rev. HT Baptist, Christian Church, LaSalle Street | INDIVIDUAL SERVICES Toliver. Rev. F Dillard, Rev. 4. T ted Brethren, Pree Methodist, Pilgrim| CHURCH OP THE ADVENT—Time: noon |Highbaugh Sr. INDIVIDUAL SERVICES MEMORIAL r BAPTIST 3 p. m. through 3 a. = ApnLS. Speakers: Rev. A. Brown, Rev. , Rev. Walter M. Ed- * i BROAD RIPPLE UNION SERVICE VOGUE THEA TiS: 1:30 p. 'g Co-operating Chur! Central Ba Hist, Broad Ripple Chiiaiiab, (Broad Ripple Methodist, Union Chapel Methodist, Westminster Presbyterian. PYM stne Dr. Alexander E. Sharp. SOUTH

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and PRIEDENS [EVANGELICAL AND Co-operating churches: Mort Srreel ade Meth t, Immanuel Ev ical Reformed, Preidens Evangelical ad Reformed.

ern Montana. Flurries ‘of snow |

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BYTERIAN CHURCH 7:30 p. m. Speaker: Dr, Roy|

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THE WEATHER FOTOCAST ACME TELEPHOTO ~~ PREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER BUREAU, DEPT. of COMMERCE FORECAST --* PERIOD ENDING 730AMEST4- 4 47

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igan Methodist, West t Side Church of Nazarene.

Speakers: Dr. Dallas Syowlin WESTVIEW BAPTIST HUROH—Time:

12:45 to 3 p. m. TRINITY ODIST CHURCH 12:45 to 3 p. m. OCo-operatin; churches

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ro Time: noon Speakers Thomas C, a Rev. Art Biwards, Rev, Henry Hill, Rev. Willlam J. Evans. INDIVIDUAL SERVICES WELL A. M. E. ZION CHURCH 7:45 p. m. Bpeaker: Rev. J, H.

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Aron METHODIST CHURCH Time: 7:30 p. Souopetu ting churches Acton Baptist, Toton thodist, Church of God, Presbyterian, ' Nazerene. Speakers: Rev.

Luther Page, Rev, Simpson. ACTON BAPTIST

URCH-—-Tim a Mm. foo h-opersiing churches: Ba} ist rch of Methodist, Nazarene, Presbyterian Es of Acton. Speaker: Rev.

Luther P BE non CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Haptis Methodist /Nasarene, urches of "Hooch Grove, Rev, Kenneth or Vandeventer. BIFTHEL pis IST OHURCH--Time: OD; Co-operating churches: Olive Brands Bune charge. Speaker: Rev. enn ASTLETON AL wii CHURCH — C. Time: 7:30 p. m, AT Rev, Charles

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~ Women Annoyed, - 2- Men Arrested

Other Complaints Are Investigated

Two men accused of annoying two women were under arrest today after the women took their license number and called police.

The women reported that two

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pick them up in the 500 block on

Dorman st. last night. One woman fell and injured. her ‘knee as she ran from them. She noted their license number as they pulled away. A few minutes later at Massachusetts ‘ave. and Noble st. police. arrested James McGlothlin and Floyd Winkler, both 26, of 1021 N. Alabama st, on charges of disorderly conduct and vagrancy.

Police also are investigating two other reports of men annoying

women. A north side woman re-

ported a car drove along beside her several blocks as she walked near her home. She said several people were in the car and that the driver’s face was covered by a scarf. Another north side woman said she received an anonymous phone call yesterday from a man who

used profanity ahd insulted her.

who threw . through two plate glass windows last night were sought by police today. Windows were broken at the Ft. Wayne Liquor store, 839 ne

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ported io police he’ Was roblieitof A $27 by three men and a woman he a :

met in the Ideal Tavern, 515 W. Washington st., last night. He said they drove him on W. 16th where they took his money and forced him out of the car.

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